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Pay As You Earn (PAYE) is that one line item we see on our monthly payslips that we would love to see disappear as it always seems to increase whenever…

Much of insurance reporting is based on established practices largely due to lack of comprehensive guidance in the current IFRS. Although IFRS 4 deals with some principles, the standard when…

Zimbabwe found itself in a unique position in the history of accountancy at the beginning of 2009. The country had been riddled by severe-hyperinflation, such that the Zimbabwean government had…

Training and Advisory Services (TAS) a member of the Chartered Accountants Academy (CAA) is out to serve in Africa. This is the first time TAS went as a stand-alone entity…

The Zimbabwean government announced a tax amnesty to defaulting clients in a bid to encourage them to regularize their tax affairs. The amnesty is said to cover individuals, companies and…

In 2016, the government of Zimbabwe through the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC), embarked on a project targeted at improving the ease of doing business in Zimbabwe. One…

The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB), which is the global regulator of accounting practices, finalised its process of revising auditor reporting standards in 2015. This resulted in the…

The last 3 chapters of the Code deal with Compliance and Enforcement, Stakeholder relationships and the role of government in corporate governance. They tackle the importance of compliance and the…